About Dr. Lawrence Benner (Chiropractor) *

• Graduate Palmer College of Chiropractic, Degree Doctor of Chiropractic (Four years  Science and Clinical course)
• Graduate State of California College of the Redwoods Degree Associate of Arts (Pre-Clinical two years university course)
• University of Warwick, England (Diploma to teach in further education DTTLS)
• Registered with the UK Government's Regulator The General Chiropractic Council
• Originally Licensed to practice chiropractic State of Washington, USA
• Originally licensed to practice chiropractic State of Colorado, USA
• Diplomate of the USA National Board of Chiropractic Examiners
• Former employee of NHS England, Clinical Contact Tracer
• Formerly held contract in Herefordshire to provide NHS funded chiropractic treatment
• In private practice at the Nuffield Hospital Hereford
• Member of the Nuffield Medical Society
• In private practice in Leominster and Hereford and Brecon
• Dr Lawrence Benner an American from Southern California received the Associate of Arts Degree by completing a pre-clinical two year university course at the College of the Redwoods that fulfilled the requirements for entry to a college of chiropractic, medicine, or dentistry. He enrolled on a further four year university course at the Palmer College of Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa (the original and first chiropractic college in the World) and graduated as a Doctor of Chiropractic in 1979. He successfully passed the state board examinations to practice in the States of Colorado and Washington.
  
  
  Dr Benner is a chiropractor with an exceptional level of experience (over 40 years). He has been in practice in Shropshire at the Ludlow Chiropractic Clinic with Nigel Fullerton, D.C. from 2000 to 2003. From 2003 he has practiced at the Nuffield Hospital Hereford to the present day.
  
  
  In 2009 Dr Benner decided he wanted to refresh his academic career by returning to a formal university course in education. He successfully completed the further education teaching diploma from the University of Warwick in 2011. Part of his teacher training involved working with the complementary medicine department at the Royal National College of the Blind (RNC) in Hereford.